Liverpool has reportedly lodged an official bid for Paris Saint‑Germain winger Bradley Barcola, valuing the French international at up to €120 million.
The offer is said to consist of a €105 million opening payment, with additional add-ons that could bring the total package to €120 million.
Barcola, who has spent five seasons with PSG, has declined a new contract offer from the club, leaving him with two years remaining on his existing deal.
During his tenure, the winger has scored 39 goals and provided 37 assists in 152 appearances across all competitions.
Last season, he contributed 13 goals and seven assists in 49 matches, underscoring his role as one of the team’s key attacking threats.
While Arsenal has also expressed interest, the club is reportedly unlikely to meet a bid in the €120 million range, with estimates closer to €90 million.
Barcola’s preference for a move to Liverpool has been noted, potentially making the Merseyside club the most attractive destination for the player.
Should PSG accept the offer, it would represent one of the largest transfers in Liverpool’s history and signal the club’s intent to secure a top attacking talent.
The transfer window remains active, and further developments will depend on negotiations between the clubs and the player’s future plans.
